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Accountant Job in Dubai, UAE

 

Accountant Job in Dubai, UAE


Education :
  Bachelors Degree




Experience :  1 - 5 Years




Description :  
Region: Riyadh (Riyadh)

 

Skills :  

Highly organized. 

Flexible. 

Good communication skills. 

Maintains a CA Special Education Credential. 

Maintains a CA Multiple Subject Credential highly suitable. 

Outstanding writing and grammar skills. 

Proficiency in MS Excel, MS Word, and Outlook, including experience utilizing them in a professional capacity.

 

Description : 

Accumulate information on operating expenses other operating expenses and incorporate them into the sales and margin figures provided by the line management, for them to review their projection and settle the budget. 

Analyze the invoice obtained from local and foreign suppliers and, if found, in accordance with the purchase order, organise payment on due date to avoid any holdup in meeting the company's liability. 

Set up reconciliation statement of accounts received from the bank to ensure that all payments have been effected as per the advice and conclude differences, if any. 

Prepare Management Information Report which includes monthly balance sheet and profit & loss account for the management to review the performance. 

Analyse, conciliate and follow up on debtors accounts. 

Conduct periodical counts the fixed assets and trading inventory to ensure their availability, usability and just valuation. 

Set up cash flow statement for the current month and the forthcoming months to ensure that  at no point of time company faces cash crunch and defaults in payments.

Support the internal and external auditors and execute recommendations, if any, for improving the system, and take curative action wherever required.

An accountant is responsible for monitoring and recording the flow of money through an agency, line or establishment. The accountant too confirms the accuracy of all monetary and cash transactions and makes sure that all transactions are legal and are following current local, state and federal guidelines. The accountant may work directly for the company or business or may work privately and simply be contracted or employed to finish books or tax returns for the agency. Some accountants may work directly for private individuals to help with tax returns, financial decisions, investings or other money referred matters.

Accountants are formally coached and ordinarily are chartered or certified accountants, enrolled or public accountants, or maintain some other designation that indicates that they have met all training prerequisites as an accountant. Some accountants specialize in business or personal finance, tax preparation, estate provision or even investments or money markets. Accountants may use a variety of computer programs and different types of software system to hold ledgers and to make the different types of forms and financial statements. Tax accountants may also be able to electronically file tax returns and to set up payment plans through customer accounts with the diverse taxation departments.

Accountants may work long hours specially during tax preparation time. They as well may be expected to participate in audits and other scrutinies of financial records. Corporate accountants may also be required to cater fiscal analysis and even risk analysis for big corporations to make future investment decisivenesses. Those accountants that work in estate and investment planning must be current on market trends both for short and long term investment opportunities.

 

Common work activities include:

Entering datas regarding taxes, sales, profits, bills payable and other transactions in a timely fashion. 

Setting up and paying local, state or federal tax returns for big corporations or preparing and talking over tax returns for private individuals. 

Balancing accounts on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. 

Setting up financial statements on either a regular schedule or when requested. 

Assuring all financial practices are legal and within guidelines as outline in federal or state laws. 

Taking part in budget and planning meeting with individuals or business to provide necessary information and recommendations for investments or financial opportunities.

 

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